Hale Birthday Party and Busy Community Notes
Russell November 30. Harold W Hale celebrated his seventeenth birthday at home with about 35 young guests enjoying crokinole and late refreshments. W C Hale received gifts and a purse. Attendees hailed from Warren Akeley and Quaker Hill. Several locals and visitors are noted for travels, visits, and events across Warren, Scandia, Jamestown, Lander, and Kane hospital. The Epworth League and Maccabees lodge activities plus Thanksgiving services and meetings are also reported along with numerous town visits and town transfers.
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Russell
W. C. Hale
Harold W. Hale
Harold
Hale
Warren
Akeley
A. E. DaDow
Clarence
Quaker Hill
Albert Peirce
Elias Widger
Tidioute
Eric Johnson
Wilber
Scandia
Allen Briggs
L. D. Putnam
Lander
Willis Hale
Hannah Chinburg
Eliza Hale
Theodore Deitch
Harvey Marsh
George Kelley
Ella Houghout
Ruth
James Summer
Claud Arnold
Kenneth
Dewittville
N. Y
Arthur Kelley
Gerald Rickerson
North Warren
Nellie Wiltsie
Karl Spink
Jamestown
J. Irving Arnold
Frewsburg
Frank Olson
Gust Nelson
W. J. Giltman
Anna
Benj. Chinburg
Fred Lauffenburger
Fox Hill
Floyd Akeley
Westfield
Nannie Dennison
Wright
Harriet Brown
Harry Russell
Teckla
Selma Edquist
Alabama
Epworth League
Lucile Meyers
Hazel Hesch
Mary Gregory
Ida Briggs
Wm. A. Thornton
Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
H. L. Gilman
This Place
Max Johnson
Floyd Thomas
Sheffield
Chas. Anderson
John Overbeck
Dewey Thompson
Youngsville
Elias Nidger
Arline Enos
Frank Randall
Erie
Ruth McKinney
Gladys Holt
Mae Phillips
W. A. Phillips
Anna Neilson
Allen Wheeler
Edna Crull
F. W. Enos
George Reed
Mildred Larson
Martin Larson
Raymond Crooks
Corydon
Robert Young
W. E. Jackson
E. L. Hall
J. A. Johnson
Daniel Houghout
Local Socials Note Weekends and Moves
Thursday visitors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lounsbury. Mrs. E Weatherby Mrs. Alice Clark Mr and Mrs Dana Warner and their daughter were guests at E A Gregory’s home Sunday. William Burns moved his family to Jamestown.
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Frank Lounsbury
E. Weatherby
Alice Clark
Dana Warner
E. A. Gregory
William Burns
Jamestown
East Branch News Roundup Ahead of Winter
Mrs W D Mitchel returned from Westfield after tending her sick son Howard and narrowly avoided pneumonia during a tonsillitis attack. A box social at Union church raised 10 dollars for East Branch Grange No 1262, while several locals visited relatives in Dakota and Oklahoma for work and family ties.
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East Branch
W. D. Mitchel
Westfield N. Y
Howard
Earl
Sanford
Georgia
C. N. Fairchild
Cayman Muzzy
West Virginia
Muzzy
Oklahoma
East Branch Grange
Union Church
West Spring Creek
Odd Religious Self Crucifixion Attempt At San Francisco Church
San Francisco reports indentured carpenter Thomas Thornt on nailed to the floor intending self crucifixion claiming faith shields him from pain. Physicians classify him as religious fanatic with brain disease. Additional briefs note Missouri infant weighing 16 ounces at birth and two weeks old measuring 12 inches, and a horse aiding a dying man in Hammond Indiana. New York updates Fred Fat tmeier to Fred Barton after court name change.
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San Francisco
Cal
Thomas Thornton
Thornton
Clinton
Delmar Gentry
Missouri
New York
N. Y
Fred Fattmeier
Fred Barton
China
Irish Viscount Seeks Tinplate Union Membership
London The eighth viscount Charlemont of the Irish family is to join the Tinplaters' union. He worked in a munition factory earning a range from to 17 dollars weekly, has learned his trade and now wants to join the trades union while objecting to profanity.
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London
Eng
Lord Charlemont
Fam
Souths Business Booms in L&N Service Area
Louisville reports a trend of business expansion with rising operating revenues in 1915 over 1914. From July 1 to November 21 the total increase was 9403. More than half of the gain came in the first three weeks of November, with a weekly rise of 203260.
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Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Warren Mail Subscription Ad
A small newspaper notice promotes subscribing to the Warren Mail at one dollar per year in advance. It urges readers to sign up for delivery under a prepaid plan.
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Warren
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